Safety Specialist

We are seeking an experienced, relationship-driven Senior Safety & Wellbeing Partner to join a respected Not-for-Profit Aged Care & Community Services provider.Reporting directly to the Head of Safety & Wellbeing, this role moves beyond top-down compliance. You will act as a trusted advisor to clinical leaders, site managers, and operational teams, translating safety metrics into practical prevention strategies and fostering a psychologically safe, high-performing culture across multi-site environments.Key ResponsibilitiesConsultative Business Partnering: Coach and influence operational leaders and clinical managers to take ownership of workplace health, safety, and psychosocial risks through open dialogue and collaborative problem-solving.Psychosocial Risk Management: Lead the rollout and ongoing management of a proactive psychosocial safety framework, manage corrective actions from recent workforce surveys, and integrate risk indicators across site teams.Compliance & Audit Program: Conduct robust WHS management system audits incorporating desktop reviews, staff interviews, and site observations to strengthen risk controls and regulatory compliance.Safety Intelligence & Trend Analysis: Analyse incident data, hazard reports, and injury mechanisms to deliver actionable safety intelligence and trend commentary for executive leadership and governance committees.Leadership & Capability Building: Design and deliver engaging in-person leadership training, hazard awareness sessions, and holistic employee wellbeing initiatives.About YouExperience: 5–7+ years of practical WHS experience, ideally within Aged Care, Healthcare, Community Services, or high-touch multi-site operational environments.Interpersonal Approach: Exceptional consultative and relationship-building skills with a proven track record of influencing clinical or operational stakeholders through empathy, coaching, and business acumen rather than rigid policy enforcement.Technical Strengths: Solid exposure to WHS management system auditing, psychosocial risk frameworks, and incident investigation methodologies.Mobility: Willingness to undertake site visits across metro and regional locations (minimum 2 days/week partnering onsite; all travel, mileage, and tolls fully reimbursed).

Qualifications

Diploma/Degree in WHS or related discipline; Lead Auditor or Psychosocial/Mental Health training is highly desirable.What’s on OfferCompetitive base salary ($130k–$140k) plus superannuation and NFP Salary Packaging.Convenient Western Sydney hub office close to public transport, combined with flexible site-based work arrangements.Comprehensive travel reimbursement program covering fuel, mileage, and tolls.The opportunity to drive meaningful culture change in a supportive, values-driven environment.To express your interest or schedule a confidential discussion, please reach out directly with your resume.